With the official merger just weeks away, Air India has confirmed a new distinct airline code for fellow Indian carrier Vistara.

After the merger, all flights will be operated under the Air India brand. The Vistara website will redirect passengers to Air India site for bookings and redemptions from November 12 onward Despite the merger,

Following the merger of Air India and Vistara, Vistara’s customer experience will remain intact. Vistara’s aircraft will now operate under Air India, identified by a unique four-digit Air India code starting with the number “2”.

Air India announced on Friday that, following the merger with Vistara, Vistara aircraft will be operated under the Air India brand and assigned a special four-digit code starting with ‘2.’ For example,

Come November 11 and Tata Sons-owned full-service carriers Air India and Vistara will officially merge. That will be the last date when Vistara will operate under the brand name. However, in some good news for loyalists of brand Vistara,

Air India announced on Friday that Vistara's routes and schedules, along with its in-flight experience, will continue after the merger of the two airlines. Flights operated with Vistara aircraft will carry the code 'AI2' following the integration,

Tata's merger of Vistara with Air India will retain Vistara's routes, schedules, and in-flight experiences under the code 'AI2'. Club Vistara members will be integrated into Air India's Flying Returns program,

Air India says the routes and schedule operated by Vistara aircraft will continue to be the same, alongside the Vistara in-flight experience that includes the product and service such as menu and cutlery on the Vistara aircraft.

Air India assures that Vistara's in-flight experience, routes, and schedule will remain after the merger, scheduled for November 12. Singapore Airlines will hold a 25.1% stake in the combined entity.